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History, History

Blog post

Finding answers to the climate debate in history

Finding answers to the climate debate in history

Research student Michael Sewell explains how the Suffolk coast and the Long Shop Museum could hold the answers to understanding and tackling climate change.

Michael Sewell

20 October 2022

Blog post

Scholarship puts Liam on the fast stream to success

Scholarship puts Liam on the fast stream to success

A Masters scholarship helped Liam O'Brien secure a place on the Civil Service Fast Stream and enjoy a varied career across Government

Philanthropy

30 August 2022

Vlog

Episode 1: Brighter Futures - Bodies, Hearts & Minds: Using the Past to Empower the Future for Young Women

Episode 1: Brighter Futures - Bodies, Hearts & Minds: Using the Past to Empower the Future for Young Women

With speaker Professor Tracey Loughran

Professor Jules Pretty, Professor Tracey Loughran

06 June 2022

Blog post

Does heritage have a role in addressing the climate crisis?

Does heritage have a role in addressing the climate crisis?

Fulbright scholar and public historian Donna Graves explains how heritage and culture sites can be used to engage the public in the debate around climate change.

Donna Graves

26 May 2022

Podcast

Public History Mends Lives

Professor Tracey Loughran

12 May 2022

Blog post

Episode 1 - A Warm Shoulder: Using History to Empower Young Women - Brighter Futures

This blog was written by Professor Tracey Loughran with Kate Mahoney and Daisy Payling from the Body, Self, and Family project. We recently launched the toolkit – Bodies, Hearts, and Minds: Using the Past to Empower the Future. The toolkit uses historical sources to help young people think differently about their emotional and bodily wellbeing in the present, and their capacity to make change in the future.

Professor Tracey Loughran

12 May 2022

Blog post

National service in Britain: why men who served don’t think we should bring it back

National service in Britain: why men who served don’t think we should bring it back

Professor Peter Gurney, of the Department of History at the University of Essex, outlines why men who completed national service in post-war Britain think it shouldn't be brought back.

Professor Peter Gurney

28 April 2022

Blog post

Theatre and Black History

Theatre and Black History

Theatre can engage audiences with key events in Black History, uncover previously unheard voices and encourage discussions around issues. It can also challenge conventional views on history.

Professor Jeremy Krikler, Dr Holly Maples

10 February 2022

Podcast

Marconi unknown stories of the man who brought us wireless communication

Marconi unknown stories of the man who brought us wireless communication

Listen to the latest episode of the Louder Than Words Podcast to discover the story of inventor and radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi. Essex historians are now helping uncover new materials in the Marconi archive and finding new ways to engage the community in their discoveries.

Professor Jules Pretty

30 September 2021

Podcast

The Warner Textile Archive: Uncovering Forgotten Pieces of Britain’s Industrial and Creative Past

The Warner Textile Archive: Uncovering Forgotten Pieces of Britain’s Industrial and Creative Past

Listen to the latest episode of the Louder Than Words Podcast to discover the story of the Warner Textile Archive and how historians are helping the public understand the impact of a pioneering manufacturing company.

Professor Jules Pretty

23 September 2021

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